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Young aristocrat Mr. Haywood and the fragile Miss Bosanket find themselves isolated within a secluded wing of the majestic, crumbling Marvin Abbey. Surrounded by centuries-old, grim frescoes, forgotten tombs, and the towering bookshelves of a long-abandoned gothic library, they attempt to unravel a terrifying family secret. What is the inexplicable madness that consumes everyone who crosses the threshold of this faded lineage? And what abyss lies beneath the massive marble slab—which shifted at a mere touch, exposing a secret staircase descending into the absolute pitch-black depths?

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Framed by a Lady: A Prisoner's Confession | Audio Story Listen to a gripping classic detective story of greed, betrayal, and a cold-blooded setup. When a desperate, out-of-work mechanic breaks into the grand Mannering Hall to steal a collection of golden medals, he expects an easy burglary. Instead, he is met by the beautiful but vengeful Lady Mannering, who turns him into a pawn in her own deadly game.

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Virginia Woolf. "The Death of a Moth" and Other Essays (Audiobook)

Virginia Woolf's Best Essays: From Sussex to Street Magic Audiobook Description: Welcome to the channel! 🎧 Immerse yourself in the subtle, sensual, and profound world of Virginia Woolf—one of the most significant writers of the 20th century, a master of stream-of-consciousness writing and modernism.

In this collection of audio essays, we've compiled five iconic works that reveal Woolf not only as a brilliant novelist but also as an observant philosopher of the everyday.

What awaits you in this audiobook: 00:00 Death of a Moth 08:40 Evening Over Sussex 18:55 Three Paintings 28:42 Old Miss Grey 34:05 Street Magic: A London Adventure

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Melville Davisson Post - The Phantom Woman. A Classic Detective Story.

We present to you a gripping detective story by the classic American writer Melville Davisson Post – "The Phantom Woman."

What is this story about? Sarah Whitney finds herself in a difficult situation. According to the law, after her stepmother's death, a magnificent Burmese ruby ​​bracelet – a family heirloom – should pass to her husband, the enigmatic Hungarian violinist Count Andreas. However, dying in London, Sarah's stepmother vows: "I'll come back and make him give it up!"

Later, the jewels mysteriously disappear from the Count's house, located on a secluded cliff. It looks as if the thief is a woman, a ghost, a ghost. Sir Henry Marquis, Chief of the Criminal Investigation Department at Scotland Yard, comes to Sarah's aid. Using only a monocle and impeccable logic, can he solve the mystery of the phantom thief and find the missing rubies?

Listen to this detective classic on our channel.

Translated by: Gabriel Nikolaev

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Melville Davisson Post - The Phantom Woman. A Classic Detective Story.

We present to you a gripping detective story by the classic American writer Melville Davisson Post – "The Phantom Woman."

What is this story about? Sarah Whitney finds herself in a difficult situation. According to the law, after her stepmother's death, a magnificent Burmese ruby ​​bracelet – a family heirloom – should pass to her husband, the enigmatic Hungarian violinist Count Andreas. However, dying in London, Sarah's stepmother vows: "I'll come back and make him give it up!"

Later, the jewels mysteriously disappear from the Count's house, located on a secluded cliff. It looks as if the thief is a woman, a ghost, a ghost. Sir Henry Marquis, Chief of the Criminal Investigation Department at Scotland Yard, comes to Sarah's aid. Using only a monocle and impeccable logic, can he solve the mystery of the phantom thief and find the missing rubies?

Listen to this detective classic on our channel.

Translated by: Gabriel Nikolaev

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The Great Thérèse Humbert Scam. How a penniless woman made millions over 20 years.

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The Great Thérèse Humbert Scam. How a penniless woman made millions over 20 years.

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Listen to the deeply moving and tragic 19th-century story, "The Convict Laundress" by Mary Theresa Vidal, in this captivating dramatic audiobook. Step back in time and travel from the lush, green landscapes of Ireland to the harsh, sun-drenched expanses of colonial Australia.

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Listen to this classic collection of short stories by Maurice Leblanc, the brilliant French author best known for creating Arsène Lupin. This curated compilation brings together 7 captivating tales filled with mystery, deep drama, unexpected twists, and profound human emotions. Perfect for relaxing, commuting, or listening before sleep. If you enjoy classic literature and gripping short fiction, don't forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more audiobooks!

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Charlotte and Kenneth Ashby have been married for a year, and their happiness seems flawless. But something inexplicable repeatedly intrudes into their quiet, measured life in New York. Mysterious gray envelopes, written in a faded, almost invisible feminine handwriting, regularly appear on the hall table. Each time he opens one, Kenneth turns pale, withdraws, and melts before our eyes from inhuman fear and exhaustion.

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In this haunting novella by Stefan Zweig, a solitary European doctor stationed in colonial Southeast Asia finds himself drawn into a whirlwind of obsession, guilt, and moral collapse. When a mysterious woman seeks his help, a single moment of pride and hesitation sets off a chain of irreversible consequences. What follows is a fevered confession aboard a ship, under the stars, as the doctor recounts his descent into madness—his “amok”—a state of uncontrollable frenzy known in the tropics.

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Modern scammers and Ponzi schemes fade in comparison to the grand deception orchestrated by Scottish general Gregor MacGregor. Over 200 years ago, this ambitious adventurer managed the impossible — he invented a utopian country called Poyais in Central America, declared himself its ruler (the Cazique), and began selling its "bountiful lands" to gullible European investors.

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Set in the bleak, frozen landscape of Hemlock County, the story begins when three local men are summoned to the isolated farm of Saul Rutledge by his cold and secretive wife. What they discover stretches the boundaries of sanity: Saul claims he is under a spell, drawn week after week to an abandoned shack by a frozen pond to meet his former lover. There is only one terrifying catch—the girl has been dead and buried for over a year.

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"The Phantom Coach" by Amelia Edwards is a classic Victorian gothic ghost story, widely considered a masterpiece of 19th-century supernatural fiction. Lost in a blinding blizzard on the desolate, heather-covered moors of Northern England, young barrister James Murray is desperate to return to his anxious wife. After seeking temporary shelter in a lonely, mysterious homestead belonging to a reclusive scientist, he sets out into the freezing night to catch the midnight mail coach at a remote crossroads.

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It was nigh upon dusk when he drew close to the Great Marsh, driven by a wild delight and a delirious infatuation for a mysterious woman. But as the white vapours rolled across the sunken levels like ghosts in a churchyard, a sinister truth began to unfold. Who—or what—is the creature waiting in the thick, suffocating fog? A beautiful lover, or an ancient, malevolent force that drains the very soul? "The Devil of the Marsh" is a deeply atmospheric gothic horror short story by the classic English author Henry Brereton Marriott Watson. Filled with dread, suspense, and chilling imagery, it is a masterpiece of late 19th-century weird fiction.

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Dive into the breathtaking psychological drama of Thérèse Humbert, the most brilliant female con artist of the 19th century. For over twenty years, this simple peasant girl from the French provinces held the entire financial and political elite of Paris under her complete control. Ministers, judges, and cynical billionaires fawned over her, offering millions in exchange for a single smile. They all believed in her grand illusion—a massive, locked steel safe on the Avenue de la Grande-Armée, supposedly holding a 100-million-franc inheritance from an American tycoon.

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Hercule Poirot and his trusted friend, Captain Hastings, are on vacation at a luxurious hotel in Brighton. However, their elegant evening is interrupted by a scandal: a priceless pearl necklace disappears from a locked box in the room of a wealthy guest, Mrs. Opalsen. The maids fall under suspicion, the police are stumped, and the suspects swear their innocence. Will the great Belgian detective, using his famous "little gray cells," be able to unravel this perfect criminal plan and find the real thieves?